animaomnium

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by animaomnium 2y ago
"settecento" can be read as "seven hundred" in Italian; gramps is proposing to use a more specific word as a tag for Italian art from the 1700s. Of course, 700 is not 1700, hence the "drop 1000 years". The pref
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Surprisingly clear and straightforward explanations of staking, liquidity pools, etc. in a legal document. In other news, is it really a surprise that everything is securities fraud?
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by animaomnium 2y ago
It is a waste of time to continue to try to develop a power one does not have. Manipulating (e.g. "people who down vote [sic] refuse to believe"), spreading fear (e.g. "[mind manipulation occurs on] an 'industrial'
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Very interesting paper! Proposes (with lower bound of 1.3% chance) that the solar system may have passed through a local interstellar cloud, which would have caused the heliosphere to shrink to smaller than the orbit of the earth (0.22 au)
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by animaomnium 2y ago
3tubs × 40gal/tub × $3.50/gal = $420. Wow, you're spending $420 on shipping? How far away are they keeping those slaves?
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by animaomnium 2y ago
If you're looking for the same sort of walled-garden corporate-degen vibe, try reddit? They even have nested conversations, like on Hacker News! /s But seriously, Discourse is good forum software. You can self-host it or pay for a
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by animaomnium 2y ago
There's a big number of things you can search for, but it's a finite number. There are certainly people interested in curating resources for their specific niche in exchange for curated resources in other niches, across the entire
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by animaomnium 2y ago
"on NixOS" is the new "arch btw"
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Oh that's cool! Interested to see where your research leads. Could you drop me a link to where the interaction net → cuda compiler resides? I skimmed through the HVM2 repo and just read the .cu runtime file. Edit: nvm, I read through t
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Fala Taelin, nice work! Does HVM2 compile interaction nets to e.g. spirv, or is this an interpreter (like the original HVM) that happens to run on the GPU? I ask because a while back I was messing around with compiling interaction nets to C
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Nice! Should be called a "kanvolution", my 2¢.
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Good points, thanks. I will note that non-subscription friendships generally exist on the basis of donated space and goodwill, though. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Only 15 bucks a month for unlimited hangouts with your friends! Satire, in any other universe.
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Clearly that isn't the case, surely Mike Pall would have heard of it, when he brought back LuaJIT from the future, that is.
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Grug Brained Linux.
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by animaomnium 2y ago
You could read the whole thing but it would be quicker to infer that if I need to explain the joke,
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by animaomnium 2y ago
"but bertrand... I am pagliacci" Induction: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/induction-problem/
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by animaomnium 2y ago
eleventh letter of the greek alphabet, derived from phoenecian "lamed", etc.
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by animaomnium 2y ago
The volume of 240mL of water. Fill a standard 500mL water bottle to the bottom of the cone: half of that. = 500mL /_\ 2 cups |_| 1 cup |_| zilch * Not to scale.
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by animaomnium 2y ago
For the curious, "do be do be do" is a seminal paper in the literature on algebraic effects that introduces frank , quirky little language that has algebraic effects but not handlers, at least in the traditional sense. Traditiona
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by animaomnium 2y ago
One idea is to embed the guesses in the url fragment (perhaps delta encoded) and from that url fragment, generate a social media preview image with a horizontal discrete gradient of the guesses. You would need a server to generate the previ
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by animaomnium 2y ago
Wired has a deal with Quanta to republish some of their stories. There are other stories from Quanta in Wired; I no longer read Wired, but I believe that this is how I first learned of Quanta.
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by animaomnium 3y ago
> There are two interesting contenders worthy of mention: Pijul [and] Fossil Also might be worthy to mention Jujitsu [0], a vcs out of Google with a git-compatible backend and more ergonomic interface [1]. [0]: https://github.
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by animaomnium 3y ago
There are a few research languages where handling secrets and constant-time operations correctly is a first-class feature. See for example: https://github.com/google/rune
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by animaomnium 3y ago
I don't know why I expected this to be about Self, that one language with prototypes. https://selflanguage.org
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by animaomnium 3y ago
...but only after the dot-com bubble burst
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by animaomnium 3y ago
Thanks for taking a read! Indeed, the argument presented in most of the article is refuted using a similar argument to your own at the end: > Unlike GPT, as people, we all share the reality of human experience. This is a reality that can
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Incoming Content Deluge(animaomnium.github.io)
1 points by animaomnium 3y ago|2 comments
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by animaomnium 3y ago
Thank you for taking the time to read the post and write a thoughtful reply. You make a good point: it is hard to find good links. These links suck. I apologize for this poor first-order approximation: I want to link to stuff interesting en
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Keep stuff linkable(animaomnium.github.io)
166 points by animaomnium 3y ago|96 comments

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